F. Abouzeid, S. Clerc, C. Bottoni, Benjamin Coeffic, J. Daveau, D. Croain, G. Gasiot, Dimitri Soussan, P. Roche
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Abstract
This paper presents the technology and design optimization performed in 28nm FD-SOI to reach ultra-low energy and/or soft-error tolerance on ARM® Cortex®-M4 32bits processors. A 8.9pJ per cycle efficiency was measured while performing at 0.5V/45MHz, and a soft-error immunity was measured under alpha and neutron radiation while performing at 1.0V/730MHz. These results were achieved by the design of specific standard cells, macros and clock tree architectures, the technology intrinsic performances, and an adapted CAD flow.